High School Basketball Sparks Big Barre Crowd
A spirited game at Clareh street pitted Goddard against Spaulding in two volleys of ten-minute periods. Goddard won the first team game 18 to 6 as Arthur Averill starred for Spaulding, while Goddard’s defense and passing limited Spaulding’s scoring. the second matinee saw Spaulding prevail in the seconds, with Buck and Berry keying the seminary’s efforts in a tighter contest.
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Clareh Street
Goddard Seminary
Ligh School
Goddard
Spaulding
Spaulling
Gamion
Hogy
Miele
Bith
Barre
Goddant
Ron Yard
Arthur Averill
Doyle
Che Gune
Heath
Moe
Herry
A. Averill
Alexander
Goiklard
Buck Am Berry
Heat
Tmcket
McAulay
Cimmings
Littlejohn
Jeane
Spaulting
Unclear text about eczema relief and a sample offer
Fragmentary OCR describes eczema relief products and a free sample offer, mentioning wintergreen and thymol. It references a drugstore or department context and an appeal to readers for prescriptions and patient relief, but details are garbled.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla praised for health and purity abroad
In Lowell the product is celebrated for its strong reputation and proven benefits in blood purification. Testimonials from residents claim Hood’s Sarsaparilla improves vitality and family health, available in liquid or Sarsatabs at affordable prices. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, markets the remedy nationwide.
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C. 1
Hood Co
Lowell
Hood
Masa
C. EL Hood Co
Mass
Local teams clash as results adjust legs standings
Fragmented OCR shows a series of match results with names such as Duncan, Graham, Leith, and Taylor and reaper. Multiple pairings indicate a tournament with several defeated opponents, including M U and Kenney. An upcoming match between Glan Gordon and Catholic Order of Forevlere is noted.
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Crillage Reoani
Lust
Smanchorrt
Haa Bed
Atid
Cormack
Init
Duncan
Thas
Angie
Thy M
Ain Tutohi
M. Ts Gyula
Graham
Rosai Leads Tarnished Team To High Candle Pin Score
In a rough match in the league a Rosai led side posted the top total of 277 pins. The event featured tight competition as the team achieved a 118 game and dominated the late frames.
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Rosai
Eily
Tun Tnt
Eit
Teel
Maude
Chile to honor fleet with grand banquet and reception
Preparations are underway for a major naval visit as the Albertcan fleet of warships sails toward Valparaiso. President Hone and officials will host a grand banquet in Los Angeles and Santiago with foreign representatives invited. A reception is planned with dignitaries reviewing the fleet as it passes between Magguedany and Charataco shores.
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Will Asist
Los Angeles
Santiago
Chile
Greality
Prealdertt
Mbryét Jett
Torday Fey Arate
Etonisine
Othela Aed
Garry
Ayul Tile
Offer Of Japanese Accepted In Anglesea Meeting
In Los Angeles on February 4 the Seet committee discussed the American Japanese approachment. The offer to delete Admiral and his basemaker was accepted in the spirit of war aims. The meeting considered a voluntary resolution on peaceful steps and mutual aims.
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Son Angeles
Cal
Connell Chamber
Nanimber
Prainworthy
Taft Hears Tidings From Michigan Delegation
Secretary of War Taft reacts to reports of Michigan delegation activity surrounding Grand Rapids. Observers note a potential shift in support and policy discussions, while Taft weighs how this affects upcoming conferences and political maneuvering in the state.
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Chirag
William TH Taft
Tefl Cilivagn Pester
Grend
Portland Woman May Inherit Fortune in German Estate
Mrs. William McKay of 67 Minover Street Portland Maine has been informed she may inherit an estate in Germany left by Fenmont Bonn of Wener Germany. The news came through W J Reineke of Horton a German government representative. The estate reportedly includes a complex line of heirs and connections through Bonn family members.
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Portland
Willian Mi McKay
Minover Street
Germany
McKay
W.J. Reineke
State Street
Horton
Fenmont Bonn
Wener
Plorence Dedseall
Ph Boon
Feuriens Rem
Rudol
Bonn
Beatles
Halifax
N. Sy
California
Jewelry Fire Fraud In New York Exposes Morgan Scheme
A detailed note describes a jeweled purchase scheme involving J Pierpont Morgan with fake ledgers and forged checks. The article outlines a $54 million jewelry sale, two counterfeit drafts for 65 000 and 40 000, and a clerk processing a misused check intended to dupe Morgan.
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Pierpont Morgan
New York
Moraes
Jawelei
Nine Dead in Explosion at Explosives Works
A fatal blast at the Standard Explosive Works in Morteval Quebec leaves nine dead. The company produced light explosives and the accident wounded several others, with authorities reporting the incident occurred at Vaenbreui. Further details remain sparse as investigations begin.
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Morteval
P.Q
Jeb
Vaenbreui
Simmer Renort
Warning to Catarrh Sufferers Offers Relief Through Red Cross Drugs
Public notice promises relief for catarrh symptoms with a broad claim of cures. It urges readers to seek a “liberal offer” at a Red Cross drugstore that claims to restore health, stating that exposure and inability to breathe will be corrected and general weakness alleviated.
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Barre Druggiét
Red Cross
Bern Athe Viking
Cure For Drunkenness Offer Declares Quick Self Cure
An advertisement touts a home remedy for alcohol addiction claiming a simple self cure with two forms. It promises a money back guarantee if not effective within two days and notes low cost at $1 per box with no duty evasion issues. Orders directed to DC address or Barre firm Rickert & Welle.
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D.C
Rickert & Wielle
Barre
Dynamite Plot At Santa Tha Mine Incites Mexican Labor Tension
An attempted dynamite attack aimed at killing Americans at the Santa Tha mine in Sonora failed to cause mass casualties. Explosives were placed under multiple buildings including the boarding house and a foreman's residence. The blast ripped through the boarding house causing injuries and structural destruction but no fatalities. Eighteen Mexicans are under arrest. authorities suspect sympathizers of revolutionary activity. Governor Torres and Turnley arrived on scene as the incident unfolded.
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Santa Tha
Sonora
Dougle
Porpainy
Hoardhng
Thomas Fagin
Foreman
Torres
Los Angeles
Povrionay
Mills reopenings lift New England plants nationwide
Boston, Feb. 13. Dispatches report Pepperell Mills in Biddeford, Maine will start full time with 4,000 workers. Monadnock Mills in Claremont, New Hampshire switch to full-time. Goodyear Rubber and Glove near Naugatuck, Connecticut resume full operation with about 8,000 workers. Several other mills in Manchester, New Hampshire and nearby centers plan immediate restarts, restoring schedules and boosting regional employment.
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Pepperell Co
Manchester
N. H
Claremont
Providence
Boston
New Raygland
Pepperell Mann Company Lant
Biddeford
A. Wills
Monadnock Milly
Naugatuck
Conn
Lethe Goodyear Rubber Bells
Goodyear Ae Glove Company
Delors
Gorham Nef Sb
Wring
Ron Tewarteville
N. J. Law
Hope for Aldrich Bill Appears Stronger
The White House meeting with Senator Aldrich yesterday boosts belief the currency bill can pass the Senate. The president agrees the measure may not fully solve the currency problem but could stall a panic and provide a fiscal safeguard, strengthening support for the Aldrich plan ahead of autumn.
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Washington
Aldrich
White House
Senate
Insiilett
Agrons
Renator
Alydrich
Standby 9 Hour Law Extension Pending
An Interstate Commerce Commission announcement states the commission cannot extend or suspend the nine hour law except after a hearing and only in a specific case. The railroad presidents had requested temporary relief until the law could be amended to satisfy all parties involved.
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Washington
Feb
Interstate — Commerce
United States
Compliment From Italy on U S Financial Stand
An article by Mofeewer Tair Baretti, via Cordere de la Sera, discusses America's financial outlook. It notes Roosevelt's policies, calls them strong against improper speculation, and contrasts U S law with European models. Prof Lauratt argues these measures could purify the financial sphere and advance democracy.
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Mint
Cordere de la Sera
Mofeewer Tair Baretti
Amee
Finan
America
Tiewehter
United States
Rosevelt
Europe
Lauratt
Tieephere
Bryan Issues Two Currency Phases in Plan
Buffalo date line reports William J. Bryan explaining to reporters there are two currency issues emergency currency and bank regulation. He advocates government issued United States notes loaned to banks with strict terms and supports moving to educate women, noting Swarthmore College aims and potential changes in coeducation and athletics.
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Buffalo
William J. Bryan
Enld
New York
United States
Loibe
Toney
Anna T. Jeane
Lely
Alleged Japanese Loan Report Not Confirmed
Paris reports confusion over a possible Japanese government loan via Banque de Paris. No confirmation available as officials and bank ranks dispute the matter. The embassy and bank sources remain noncommittal amid unclear statements and financial rumors.
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Paris
Banque de Parke
Sioeam's Captain Goes to Prins New Yat
The fragment notes Prins New Yat and Feb Septein Willem Van Selaaek, grandsmander of the Genvenl Siew, involved with a stemanes whi in Janes 1903. It mentions Bak Wears ee ows and woken whidoen and a service for the tem Fewee in Gi rire dak. The Cling Staten owert bie Le ware Tin slaty pede old and bie bealta is per.
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Septein Willem van Selaaek
Janes
Building operations show wood still dominant in US cities
The Geological Survey reports forty nine leading US cities in 1900s building operations relied 40 percent on wooden construction. Even with stone and concrete, vast lumber use persists for structure and finish. Lumber costs rise, average building value near 205, with wood demand driven by dwellings and small towns, while fireproof materials grow but do not curb overall lumber cut.
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United States
Geological Survey
New York City
San Francisco
Boston
Oklahoma Wants Coal Lands Purchase Plan Endorsed
A state constitutional committee advises the Oklahoma legislature to consider purchasing coal lands for 6 008. They recommend a state bond measure subject to general election approval to fund the buy. The panel urges Oklahoma's representatives to seek federal action enabling the purchase and urges timely progress.
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Grothrle
Okla
Lo Efeeed Foo
Giatore
Oklahoma
Congress
Lewis
Alaska Coat Lands Issue Heads to Courts
Fragmented text shows legal action over Alaska coat lands with references to Washington and DLCs. Facts are unclear. key names and outcomes not fully legible.
The Kelsey Case Delayed in Albany Court Proceedings
Friends push to postdate petition to March 3 to delay action as Hughes moves to immediate trial. The case reveals an outbreak of public concern over the pending matter and signals continued legal maneuvering pending further evidence.
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Albany
N.Y
Friends of Endeavor
Omor Hughes
Kelweg
Pablo
Oil price wars and Standard Oil hints at legal clash
Testimony details alleged price cutting by Standard Oil to crush rivals in Massachusetts. A Massachusetts agent and dealers are cited, with evidence of oil sold below cost and coercive tactics to force dealers to exit certain lines. The Commerce Commission cannot suspend the telegraphers law during proceedings.
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Hiagen
Commerce Commission
Raibaaty N
Ib Hnedos Fay
Toy Con Faite
Poupertiee
United Mane Sehen Ate
Standard New Jersery
Thomas L
Springfield
of Massachusetts
Sas
Standard Company
Tie
Standard Oil Company
Ite Products
Vette
Mand
Old Oil
Mint Geo
Massachusetts
Massachupetts
Three candidates vie for Rutland mayoral seat
Rutland faces a three contender race with Dr. Carl W. Strobel advocating a private business approach and city reform, George Canderhill running as an independent seeking charter revision and municipal projects, while Smadlecsackey, a former candidate, shifts to address debt reduction and city services.
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Rutland
Carl W. Strobel
Strobel
Cousin of Italy's King to Marry
Fragmentary notice reports a royal engagement with the cousin of Italy's king to wed. The readable text hints at a formal announcement and the significance of the alliance, but the details are unclear due to the garbled OCR.
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Seiad
Tion
Cre
Conversitin
Hve
Commission Do Rule Cry Art
Fragmentary text from a notice mentions a commission rule and names but remains unclear. No clear actions, dates, or entities. The readable fragments suggest a procedural or governance item without full context or outcome.
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